Meanwhile they have not proven.
That is because science deals with disproof, not proof.
It doesn't matter how much evidence you have in favour of a theory it will technically never be proven in the mathematical sense.
However they have been proven beyond any sane doubt.
So why not God but Big Bang
Because unlike a god, the Big Bang model is supported by evidence and actually helps explains things.
All a god does is push the problem back and compound it.
It is your claim. An experiments being reproducible, understandable, and unobjectionable to everyone is enough.
No, it is more than enough.
It being "unobjectionable" to people isn't a standard. That is because plenty of people (like you and other FEers) will object to an experiment on the grounds that it shows they are wrong, not for any rational reason.
But people can not repeat your imaginary magic experiments
I didn't bring up any imaginary magic experiments.
The experiments that prove gravity can be repeated by anyone with the time and resources to do so.
Some are simple and have a very low barrier to entry.
Others are much more advanced and have a correspondingly higher barrier to entry.
You have the capability of repeating Cavendish's experiment or one similar to it.
You choosing not to do so doesn't mean you can't.
In order to claim me denying everything show me wrong, you have to prove I said it.
No, I just need to show you repeatedly denying things that prove you are wrong.
This forum has plenty of examples of that.
Again and again and one more time again; why can't this downwards force (which is clearly the atmospheric stringency) which you accept exists be what the accelerometers are measuring?
No, it is clearly gravity. Atmospheric stringency makes no sense.
But I had already said that it was this downwards force which both you and I accept (although you go to fantasy for the explanation) being what the accelerometer measures. But you say that isn't the case and instead it uses location data.
So does this now mean you accept that accelerometers are measuring the downwards force?